Satochip just released their new product called Seedkeeper Ring.
I expected to see something different, but they basically decided to create a password manager based on NFC technology.
Price for this device is €60, and it can be used for storing mnemonic seed, but not for making transactions.


https://seedkeeper.io/product/ring/

I'm not sure how secure it is. But i expect they'll have tough time competing against device such as YubiKey and OnlyKey that have been around for much longer with comparable price.

I also don't believe a judge could impose a life sentence for such a case. Financial fraud cases still carry a lighter penalty than murder, terrorism, or other crimes that warrant a life sentence.

In any case, I'm not an expert on American law, and I hope the judge imposes the maximum sentence on Alex Mashinsky, the founder of the Celsius Network, because he has caused significant harm to many people who have lost their money. I hope legislation is passed to increase the penalties in such cases to serve as a deterrent to these fraudsters who populate the crypto space.

I agree. The victim mentioned Bernie Madoff as example who received 150 years jail time. But  he's called biggest ponzi schemer in US, while AFAIK Celcius isn't biggest case on cryptocurrency world.

Celsius Crypto Victims Demand Life Sentence for Alex Mashinsky, Saying He 'Devastated Lives'
Creditors of defunct crypto lender Celsius argued ahead of his upcoming sentencing that founder Alex Mashinsky "devastated lives."

Celsius Network founder Alex Mashinsky’s customers want him behind bars for life.

More than 200 victim impact statements, many reviewed by Decrypt, have been submitted to U.S. District Judge John G. Koeltl ahead of Mashinsky’s May 8 sentencing, with the overwhelming majority demanding the severest possible punishment for the mastermind behind the failed crypto lender.

“He devastated numerous lives, and there are those who have taken their own lives because of him,” wrote Brandon Lawrence, an investor who says he lost 1.5 Bitcoin (about $141,000 today). “He should face consequences akin to Bernie Madoff and be incarcerated for life.”... Read more here.

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As reminder, Celcius was company that offered high yield/APR for deposited coin and filled for bankrupt back in 2022. It's not surprising they make such demand, but IMO it's unlikely to happen when SBF only received 25 years jail time. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

I'm a bit out of date, but aside from firmware updates, has Trezor added new tokens/networks that were previously unsupported until recently?

Their supported coins & token page[1] doesn't mention when certain coin got supported. Even if you read firmware changelog[2] manually, it doesn't seem to list all supported/no longer supported coin & network.

[1] https://trezor.io/coins
[2] https://github.com/trezor/trezor-firmware/blob/main/legacy/firmware/CHANGELOG.md

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Based on discussion on other thread[1], i decided to request for a review to become part of D. Team.

[1] https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=329680.msg1760398#msg1760398

If you have 5 or more BTC, would you continue to store it on such a device? Or would you rather invest in a more up-to-date model to safeguard most of your BTC?

There's also option to keep BTC on Trezor One, but with proper and secure backup. So if Trezor One suddenly broke or  no longer receive security update, the owner can switch to newer and better hardware wallet.

Do you think this Trezor model is already obsolete (or could become obsolete at any time, just by an announcement from Trezor itself), since several models have been released since this one?

Trezor (the company) still sell Trezor One today, so i doubt it'll be obsolete anytime soon. But people better get newer type, especially when they hold lots of coin and token.

Personally, I've grown accustomed to denying any news related to Satoshi, whether about his true identity or the movement and transfer of the contents of Satoshi's wallets. Satoshi has a clear goal, and I don't believe he'll ever reveal his identity or move his wallet after all these years.

Yeah. I would go as far as assume news claiming that person X claim as Satoshi, Satoshi comes back and do X or Satoshi comes back and make claim X are fake by default. I hope most people have similar approach these days, especially after whole CSW issue that led COPA (group filled by many big tech/crypto) to sue him.